The Perfect Green Tea, the Perfect Sweet Talker, the Perfect Drama Queen

[May be abandoned... read at your own risk] A cunning beauty who paints ink-wash landscapes × a wealthy, devoted, love-struck CEO who switches between cuddly puppy and fierce wolf Wen Ni is a pampered young lady from one of Beijing’s elite families. After graduating from college, though, her grandfather bought her off with hundreds of millions and persuaded her to marry young. Married life leaves Wen Ni bitterly disappointed. She spends just a little too much money and winds up trending, while her own husband supervises her as she studies for graduate school entrance exams and takes all sorts of courses. She could have been taking it easy, but instead she’s forced to become a workaholic. She deliberately causes trouble, but he sees through every trick and gives her a stern scolding. He’s an absolute devil! Wen Ni starts flirting with him to win back her freedom, only to fall for him first. In the end, their romance even turns into a country love story. * Rumor has it that Yan Group CEO Shi Yanwen is aloof, proud, and rich, a workaholic who practically lives at the office. Then, overnight, he announces that he’s married. His grandfather had told him his wife was sweet, clever, and obedient, and that they were a perfect match. But after they marry, she’s constantly giving him a headache and causing trouble. She’s nothing like what his grandfather said! She learns to play the suona just to send herself off. She takes a dating class just to make herself cringe. And when she gets drunk, it’s only so she can sleep with him! In the countryside, where wild grass grows everywhere and life is full of chaos, Shi Yanwen finally can’t take it anymore. He says angrily, “Let’s get divorced!” At that moment, Wen Ni has just caught a huge fish in a stream that doesn’t even reach her ankles. Her hair is wet against her forehead, revealing her smooth, pale skin. “What?” Shi Yanwen strides over, wraps his arms tightly around her, and buries his face in her neck, sounding clingy as he says, “I said, marrying you makes me so happy.”